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10/06/2026 · Allen Parish
National Intelligence Director to Lead New AI Initiative
The President named his national intelligence director to lead a new task force on artificial intelligence. This appointment comes as officials express increasing concerns regarding AI's development and implications.
Supreme Court Considers Scope of Climate Change Litigation
The U.S. Supreme Court has begun its new term with a significant climate change case. Justices will examine a lawsuit from Boulder County, Colorado, against oil and gas companies. The ruling could influence various types of litigation.
10/05/2026
Supreme Court Term Begins Amid Midterm Election Cycle
The Supreme Court commenced its new term, taking on cases that include environmental regulations, immigration policies, and Second Amendment rights. This term unfolds as the United States approaches its midterm elections, potentially influencing public and political discourse surrounding the court's decisions.
10/05/2026
Supreme Court Considers Jurisdiction in Climate Change Lawsuit
The Supreme Court began its new term by hearing arguments in a case that could influence the progression of climate change litigation. Boulder, Colorado, seeks to hold fossil fuel companies accountable for climate change impacts. The court will determine if these cases belong in state or federal courts.
10/05/2026
President Trump Campaigns in Republican States Ahead of Midterms
President Donald Trump has commenced campaign activities in states historically voting Republican. This outreach occurs as a recent NBC News poll suggests the Republican party may face difficulties in the upcoming midterm elections. Advertising campaigns funded by taxpayers have also begun airing.
10/05/2026
Republican Groups Invest Millions in Congressional Race Advertising
Republican organizations have committed over $700 million to new advertising in congressional races since September 1. A super PAC associated with former President Trump has contributed significantly to this spending.
10/06/2026
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MARVIN BRAUD BOAT WAY TEMPORARY CLOSURE, EFFECTIVE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2026, at 8:00 AM AHEAD OF TROPICAL STORM ISAIAS Ascension Parish Home Page Citizen Resources How Do I Contact Ascension Home Departments Administration Our Mission Is to build a great Parish by providing the very best service to our citizens, support to our fellow workers and respect for our leaders. To position our Parish as a leader in the State and Nation by responsible pursuit of economic development, planning, and development of our infrastructure and continuous improvement in recreation, culture and tourism. To exhibit Ascension Parish’s outstanding character by always doing the right thing. Ascension Parish President Clint Cointment Parish President Welcome to Ascension Parish Government's website. It is an honor to serve as your Parish President and to work every day for the people and communities that make Ascension Parish such a special place to call home. We are a parish rooted in faith, family, and hard work, and those values continue to guide our administration. We remain focused on the issues that matter most to our residents, improving drainage and flood protection, investing in roads and infrastructure, supporting public safety, creating opportunities for our children and families, and growing our economy responsibly. Ascension Parish is experiencing tremendous growth, but progress is about more than numbers and announcements. It is about making sure our residents see and feel the benefits in their daily lives. That means better roads, stronger drainage, improved parks and facilities, good jobs, and dependable parish services on both sides of the river. Ascension Means Business. It means we are serious about serving our residents, strengthening our communities and preparing our parish for the future. We are committed to working hard, communicating openly and getting the job done. This website is here to help you access parish services, follow the progress of important projects, and stay connected with your parish government. Thank you for visiting. I am proud of how far we have come, and I am even more excited about where we are going - together. Sincerely, CLINT COINTMENT Ascension Parish President Ascension Parish Administration Lucy Cason Chief of Staff Ricky Compton Chief Administrative Officer James E. LeBlanc Governmental Affairs Director Pamela Matassa Deputy Chief Administrative Officer Ruth Phillips Infrastructure Division Director
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